CLR Browser Source Plugin [OBS Classic ONLY]
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Vaughn Whiskey
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Re: CLR Browser Source Plugin (New 64bit version, needs test
ohh snap, is TN getting merged on CLR?
Oyed said:
ohh snap, is TN getting merged on CLR?
Re: CLR Browser Source Plugin (New 64bit version, needs test
Hey Guys i have a little Problem and sry for my bad english but i think u will understand me
i use from Nightdev.com the Follower Alert http://www.nightdev.com/followalert/ i copy the Code from this site and put it in my OBS Plugin. Now the Graphics will be show when somebody follow me, but the sound doesnt work.
This is my Code:
but when i try the code with that to test it:
u SEE the graphic and HEAR the Soundfile. But why it doesnt work in OBS? I dont hear the Soundfile and the Viewers dont hear it too? Can somebody help me with that?
The CSS is Default:
and yes i use the 32bit Version and 32bit OBS
Hey Guys i have a little Problem and sry for my bad english but i think u will understand me
i use from Nightdev.com the Follower Alert http://www.nightdev.com/followalert/ i copy the Code from this site and put it in my OBS Plugin. Now the Graphics will be show when somebody follow me, but the sound doesnt work.
This is my Code:
Code:
http://www.nightdev.com/hosted/follower-alert/?channel=kakumei2012&type=flat&alert=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FykAsfDd.png&sound=3940but when i try the code with that to test it:
Code:
http://www.nightdev.com/hosted/follower-alert/?channel=kakumei2012&type=flat&alert=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FykAsfDd.png&sound=3940&preview=trueu SEE the graphic and HEAR the Soundfile. But why it doesnt work in OBS? I dont hear the Soundfile and the Viewers dont hear it too? Can somebody help me with that?
The CSS is Default:
Code:
::-webkit-scrollbar {
visibility: hidden;
}
body {
background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0);
margin: 0px auto;
}and yes i use the 32bit Version and 32bit OBS
Vaughn Whiskey
Member
Re: CLR Browser Source Plugin (New 64bit version, needs test
Do you mean your viewers can't hear the sound? Or you can't hear it in OBS? The alert sound is muted in OBS so you won't be able to hear it.Kenshii said:
Re: CLR Browser Source Plugin (New 64bit version, needs test
Good that u lie ^^
It works now since i Use OBS 64bit and i hear the sound too ;) and before it was the problem that i didnt hear the sound AND my viewers. Thats what i say before already.
Whatever. Now it works for me and the viewers. So the Sound is not Muted in OBS
Good that u lie ^^
It works now since i Use OBS 64bit and i hear the sound too ;) and before it was the problem that i didnt hear the sound AND my viewers. Thats what i say before already.
Whatever. Now it works for me and the viewers. So the Sound is not Muted in OBS
Vaughn Whiskey
Member
Re: CLR Browser Source Plugin (New 64bit version, needs test
yes.. cause I lied lol...i'm going by my experience with CLR.
Mine doesn't play the alert sound but my viewers can hear it.
ALSO using "^^" doesn't really help on a forum, thus why there is a quote feature lol
Kenshii said:
yes.. cause I lied lol...i'm going by my experience with CLR.
Mine doesn't play the alert sound but my viewers can hear it.
ALSO using "^^" doesn't really help on a forum, thus why there is a quote feature lol
Vaughn Whiskey
Member
Re: CLR Browser Source Plugin (New 64bit version, needs test
i'm officially to old for the internet.Yurlyn said:
Re: CLR Browser Source Plugin (New 64bit version, needs test
When I first installed the CLR Browser plugin, it worked flawlessly - however, I stupidly ran the installer for OBS thinking I didn't have the 32-bit version installed, and hoped that it would check and replace existing files. (This was before I had my coffee.)
I've uninstalled OBS (via Windows and then deleting leftover files in the Program Files and Program Files (x86) folders) and reinstalled, and then installed the 32-bit version of CLR Browser (version 3, via the installation batch file provided by Night at nightdev.com/followalert).
I am able to add a CLR Browser source, but nothing displays. The properties are the default (opacity 100 etc).
When I reinstalled OBS, I found that my scenes and sources had persisted - perhaps this information is kept in the registry - so I am not sure whether this is a fully "fresh" install. (UPDATE: I did another uninstall and renamed the AppData folder with OBS settings etc so that it isn't seen by OBS, and the issue persists.)
I am running Windows 8 and the latest version of OBS. (Maybe it's the latest version of OBS that is the problem?)
Any thoughts or tips?
When I first installed the CLR Browser plugin, it worked flawlessly - however, I stupidly ran the installer for OBS thinking I didn't have the 32-bit version installed, and hoped that it would check and replace existing files. (This was before I had my coffee.)
I've uninstalled OBS (via Windows and then deleting leftover files in the Program Files and Program Files (x86) folders) and reinstalled, and then installed the 32-bit version of CLR Browser (version 3, via the installation batch file provided by Night at nightdev.com/followalert).
I am able to add a CLR Browser source, but nothing displays. The properties are the default (opacity 100 etc).
When I reinstalled OBS, I found that my scenes and sources had persisted - perhaps this information is kept in the registry - so I am not sure whether this is a fully "fresh" install. (UPDATE: I did another uninstall and renamed the AppData folder with OBS settings etc so that it isn't seen by OBS, and the issue persists.)
I am running Windows 8 and the latest version of OBS. (Maybe it's the latest version of OBS that is the problem?)
Any thoughts or tips?
longnmusic
New Member
Re: CLR Browser Source Plugin (New 64bit version, needs test
Is there a way to actually use things on the browser such as buttons to display things? I'm trying to create an interactive GUI that I could use.
Is there a way to actually use things on the browser such as buttons to display things? I'm trying to create an interactive GUI that I could use.
Jack0r
The Helping Squad
Re: CLR Browser Source Plugin (New 64bit version, needs test
That is currently not possible. As I understand it the OBS preview window was not created that way, so a plugin can only draw stuff. But someone correct me on that part. We might see more options with the rewrite of OBS.
That is currently not possible. As I understand it the OBS preview window was not created that way, so a plugin can only draw stuff. But someone correct me on that part. We might see more options with the rewrite of OBS.
longnmusic
New Member
Re: CLR Browser Source Plugin (New 64bit version, needs test
Could it be possible for the plugin to render its own view of the browser that you can interact with? and then obs loads that instead of the html file.
Could it be possible for the plugin to render its own view of the browser that you can interact with? and then obs loads that instead of the html file.
Yurlyn
Member
Re: CLR Browser Source Plugin (New 64bit version, needs test
What you maybe could do is make a control panel for it that is run outside OBS and have that send HTTP Request or some sorts to the "client" in OBS. I'm currently working on a control panel like that using Flash but I'm having some trouble with Flash' LocalConnection (basically a HTTP Request exclusively on the same machine) as the CLR Browser does not pick up the requests. The old browser works fine though so maybe that's an option until CLR can do it too.longnmusic said: